Researchers cracked the code on predicting market bubbles. Here's what it's saying about today's stock prices.

The article criticizes Alan Greenspan’s legacy for the view that stock-market bubbles can only be identified after the fact, highlighting his failure to prevent the internet-stock bubble from forming and bursting. It is largely retrospective commentary rather than new market-moving information. No direct implications for current prices, rates, or corporate fundamentals are provided.

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The article criticizes Alan Greenspan’s legacy for the view that stock-market bubbles can only be identified after the fact, highlighting his failure to prevent the internet-stock bubble from forming and bursting. It is largely retrospective commentary rather than new market-moving information. No direct implications for current prices, rates, or corporate fundamentals are provided.